Musa
When the tennis spotlight shines brightest, the pressure can feel crushing — and Iga Świątek just gave fans a rare, heartfelt glimpse into that reality. In a recent candid interview, Iga bravely opened up about her mental health struggles, revealing a side rarely seen beneath her fierce on-court persona.
“I used to think I had to be perfect all the time,” she admitted. “But that’s just not human.” Her honesty struck a chord, resonating with fans worldwide who often forget that even top athletes wrestle with anxiety and self-doubt.
What really stunned everyone was her unexpected approach to coping: instead of shying away, Iga embraces mindfulness and meditation — daily. She credited these practices for helping her stay grounded, focused, and, most importantly, kind to herself. “I want to win, but I also want to be happy,” she said.
The tennis community has been quick to rally around her, with fellow players and fans alike applauding her openness. It’s a reminder that behind every powerful serve is a human being fighting battles both seen and unseen.
With this new perspective, Iga is not just playing tennis; she’s redefining what it means to be a champion. And honestly? We’re here for it.
Musa
